Matron; Squirrel House

…Her curiosity fed, far from satisfied, Matron flies for a layover in Denver and barbecue at couple’s house she met as teens.
Mike Kerns’ demise leaves Celsius with Mid-Atlantic assets on their hands, Roy Holder’s face on the cloud, and missing a chip. The FBI closes in on Lady Liberty 2013, aka EL, focusing in on family ties.
It is all about breeding, an orgy recalled, and a menage-a-trois exposed, when a namesake niece unexpectedly catches Matron off guard in a barn used for paternal pets…

Humanity, no longer fearful of wild animals, the innocent, open, and loving are easily mutually contoured by sexism, classism, and racism. All just virtues of belief. Everyone lives constrained, trapped by situation, and conditioned by environment and cultural experience. Race does not matter. It is all about breeding, possessiveness, and in Matron’s world, natural selection, generational wealth, and time. Unlike her peers spending their days and nights occupying time, Matron mingles amongst the people, the masses under corporate servitude and the thumb of wealth. Matron’s pastime of choice: destroying malfeasant organizations by hunting their colluding malefactors for sport.

She is Matron, Matron Orney, owner of Orney Wines. “The Wine with the girl on the bottle.”